Taiwan's weighted index opened up 661.4 points, or 2.4%, to 28,193.66 points on Monday, October 27.

1. Agreement with Brazil - During a meeting with the Brazilian president, Trump stated that the United States will reach an agreement with Brazil and will allow trade teams to negotiate. Brazil's foreign minister stated that Brazil requested a suspension of tariffs during the negotiations. 2. No Meeting with Putin Planned - Trump traveled to Asia aboard Air Force One, stopping in Doha, Qatar. Discussing his meeting with Putin in Doha, he told the media that he did not intend to meet with Russian President Putin until he believed Russia and Ukraine had reached a peace agreement. 3. Maintaining Tariffs on Vietnam at 20% - The White House announced that the United States and Vietnam have reached a framework for a reciprocal, fair, and balanced trade agreement. A joint statement between the United States and Vietnam stated that the United States will maintain its 20% tariff on Vietnam and that both sides will work to address and prevent obstacles facing American agricultural products in the Vietnamese market. 4. Imposing an Additional 10% Tariff on Canada - Trump again accused Canada of releasing a "fake" video of a speech by former US President Ronald Reagan that contained anti-tariff content. Trump stated that due to Canada's "gross distortions of facts and hostile actions," the US will retaliate with an additional 10% tariff on Canada. 5. Signing a Trade Agreement with Cambodia - US President Trump signed a trade agreement between the US and Cambodia. Furthermore, the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia, witnessed by US President Trump, signed an expanded ceasefire agreement, which includes the removal of heavy weapons, the removal of mines, the crackdown on fraud rings, and joint border management. 6. Maintaining Tariffs on Thailand at 19% - Joint US-Thailand Statement: The US will maintain its 19% tariff on Thailand; Thailand will eliminate tariff barriers on approximately 99% of goods, covering all US industrial products, as well as food and agricultural products, and pledge to address obstacles to US exports, including accepting US-made vehicles. Furthermore, Trump signed a critical minerals agreement between the US and Thailand. 7. Signing a Trade Agreement and a Critical Minerals Agreement with Malaysia - Trump and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim signed a trade agreement and a critical minerals agreement. US Trade Representative Greer stated that the critical minerals agreement ensures that rare earth trade and investment are "as free and flexible as possible." In addition, Malaysia and the United States upgraded their bilateral relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership. 8. Announcement that "international forces" will soon be deployed to Gaza — Qatari Emir Tamim held talks with US President Trump at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. After the meeting, Trump, in response to questions from accompanying reporters, stated that "international forces" would soon be deployed to the Gaza Strip. Qatar expressed its willingness to deploy troops if necessary. 9. First telephone conversation with Sanae Takaichi — According to Japanese media reports, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi held her first telephone conversation with Trump since taking office. Both sides agreed to "further elevate the Japan-US alliance to a higher level." During the approximately 10-minute call, Takaichi emphasized that strengthening the Japan-US alliance is the most important diplomatic and security priority of this administration.

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